ETH and BTC sell-off
Apr 30, 2023 - Investigate abnormal activity of massive wallets depositing BTC and ETH into CEXs right now.There is debate whether the US Government wallets, MT Gox wallet and Jump trading wallets may or may not be selling large sums of BTC and ETH.Jump trading was identified to have sent $26.6m BTC to various exchanges, their largest deposit is into binance $24.7m Read more from The Block and Julio Moreno for the debate.In the past 24 hours, what wallets have been the largest deposits to a CEX (in $eth) . What CEX is being used the most? Are there any other major whale activities to take notice of?
Dexalot Subnet
Jun 7, 2023 - Title your dashboard based on one of the subnets below and build a dashboard that shows liquidity, number of users and transactions bridging into and out of that subnet from the C-chain. Have a tab that breaks down the type of users that are bridging liquidity into the subnet of your choice based on their C-chain activity: Are they new users? What protocols do they use on the c-chain? Have they performed a lot of transactions? Do they participate in defi or nfts? Have they onboarded liquidity from a cex?
Osmosis Validator Comparison Dashboard
May 6, 2023 - Create a dashboard that allows you to compare multiple validators based on their voting history. End result should allow a user to select multiple validators and see how they each voted on specific proposals in the past.
Comparative Analysis of Governance Voting and Staking Metrics on the NEAR Blockchain
Jun 16, 2023
New and Improved NEAR Labels
May 14, 2023 - A plethora of new labels have been added to Flipside's NEAR labels table. Using the labels, dive into which specific projects and project types (defi, nfts, etc) generate the most gas fees, have the most users, and have the highest number of transactions per user. Next, dig a little deeper and see if you can find which project types and which projects have the stickiest(repeat) users
Decentralization Progress
Apr 21, 2023 - The path for Flow has always been progressive decentralization over time. In the last year, various upgrades have enabled network participants to stake Flow, run nodes & validators, and more to drive the chain toward decentralization. Visualize that progress; how many nodes or validators are run on the network, & how does that compare with other chains? How much FLOW is staked, and by how many users? What else can you add to visualize the progress?